This is amazing! I never imagined this could be done on a thick rope! And I'm glad a man is demonstrating this. I'm totally adding this to my playlist!
I am so in awe. That act is beyond incredible, and I'm really glad I had you as a coach even though it was for such a short time. ps keep putting up things like this- I'm in need of inspiration haha Hope you're doing well! ~Orange
Really excellent Alex. In terms of originality and fluidity as well as technique. I echo Allie's sentiments, best I've seen in a while. Now I'm off to steal all that shit.
Beautiful, I love the rhythm, dynamics, and your movement language, it's really lovely, I feel like I'm really watching a person, rather than tricks, if you know what I mean!
Very Theatrical and precise! Ur roll down descent was FABULOUS Alex- I climb synthetic hemp. No where near ur league, wt diameter and type rope do u use? Thank you***
Alex, I have a question regarding a particular move you make at roughly time marker 4:09, where you have the rope cinched around your waist and then let yourself drop and rotate to catch the slack line to halt your fall. Is there a name for this move and could describe how you do it? I am working on a story wherein one of the main characters is an aerial acrobat and would appreciate a pro's viewpoint.
Hey! I think what you're referring to is a windmill...it has different names wherever you are. And I don't think I could really describe how to do it sorry.
The Windmill, cool! Thank you and no worries about the description. My main concern was explaining it so if a pro read it they wouldn't laugh their ass off. Thank you for the reply, and I hope this finds you well, healthy, wise, and of course happy. Blessings and thank you for inspiring more people than you will know. I have a rope climb station in my backyard (to get ready for Spartan races) and have worked the rope continuously since 2015...not to the extent that you do. Up and down is my game, but man, do I look at what you guys do with envy and awe. It's really cool to see what someone can make possible and then follow up with a even more improved reality.
Bravo! For me it is very poetic, I do not get the cheering of the audience---for me its not mainly about the tricks or athletic skills, thats simply the language....for me its more important to listen closely instead of being to much in a gymnastic mindset, but everyone is enjoying different! :)
Excellent! Elegant and masculine at the same time. Great!!
This is amazing! I never imagined this could be done on a thick rope! And I'm glad a man is demonstrating this. I'm totally adding this to my playlist!
This is one of the best performance I've seen so far... The mix with dance and theatre really makes it look awesome. Keep up the good work!
Great 👏👏
I am so in awe. That act is beyond incredible, and I'm really glad I had you as a coach even though it was for such a short time.
ps keep putting up things like this- I'm in need of inspiration haha
Hope you're doing well!
~Orange
BEAUTIFUL! Those lines! I love love love this. This is the first rope performance I've seen and THANK YOU for making it amazing!
amazing!!! You are so talented.
best I've seen in a while. bravo!
Hey cheers Sven, appreciate it. Hopefully I'll see you again soon in Bristol! I just hung out with Lou and the baby...heaps cute!
Really excellent Alex. In terms of originality and fluidity as well as technique. I echo Allie's sentiments, best I've seen in a while. Now I'm off to steal all that shit.
really good. really really good.
Beautiful❤️
Really Nice, I love the flow and the pace, it's a great act.
Wow! Really awesome! Your fluidity s truly amazing!
bristol rope meet-up needs to happen
so beautifull! wow :D
Beautiful, I love the rhythm, dynamics, and your movement language, it's really lovely, I feel like I'm really watching a person, rather than tricks, if you know what I mean!
Oh yeah it is so important to have a character when you are on stage and not only technique!
Beautiful shapes!🤸
So fun to watch! :)
pura vida mae,buenisimo el chivo100@
I would like to see stuff like this in more Spiderman and Tarzan movies.
absolutely incredible! music please??
you are rly good! :)
Makes it look effortless. Fluid. What type of rope is that?
Very Theatrical and precise! Ur roll down descent was FABULOUS Alex- I climb synthetic hemp. No where near ur league, wt diameter and type rope do u use? Thank you***
what is the song?
COMO SE LLAMA LA CANCION? MUY BUENO
what kind of rope do you use?
Alex, I have a question regarding a particular move you make at roughly time marker 4:09, where you have the rope cinched around your waist and then let yourself drop and rotate to catch the slack line to halt your fall. Is there a name for this move and could describe how you do it? I am working on a story wherein one of the main characters is an aerial acrobat and would appreciate a pro's viewpoint.
Hey! I think what you're referring to is a windmill...it has different names wherever you are. And I don't think I could really describe how to do it sorry.
The Windmill, cool! Thank you and no worries about the description. My main concern was explaining it so if a pro read it they wouldn't laugh their ass off. Thank you for the reply, and I hope this finds you well, healthy, wise, and of course happy. Blessings and thank you for inspiring more people than you will know. I have a rope climb station in my backyard (to get ready for Spartan races) and have worked the rope continuously since 2015...not to the extent that you do. Up and down is my game, but man, do I look at what you guys do with envy and awe. It's really cool to see what someone can make possible and then follow up with a even more improved reality.
Bravo! For me it is very poetic, I do not get the cheering of the audience---for me its not mainly about the tricks or athletic skills, thats simply the language....for me its more important to listen closely instead of being to much in a gymnastic mindset, but everyone is enjoying different! :)